me read this to you. president trump s responsibility for the events of january 6th is unmistakable. president trump s conduct must be declared unacceptable in the clearest and most unequivocal terms. the trump defense team has until noon to respond and they will argue that trying a former president out of office is unconstitutional, a process argument. let s begin with manu raju on capitol hill on the legal brief by democrats. and it looks like what they re trying to do here is connect the events of january 6th to all that preceded it, right, the president claiming the election was stolen and kind of riling up this group that ended up attacking the capitol. reporter: they re trying to make a drink link to inciting his support erds suggesting there is no question that donald trump acted intentionally that led to the deadly riot on january 6th. they re calling this not a routine corruption charge. this is a charge of historic proportions and impeachable offense and they br
two more houthi drones fired from yemen in a serious escalation in the middle east. that accord to go a senior defense official. it comes as new sanctions went into effect yesterday after the biden administration redesignated the houthis as a terrorist group. welcome to fox news live. i m jonathan hunt. hey, jonathan, i am jacqui heinrich. and reacting to alexei navalny s death in a russian penal colony, saying that it s going that putin and his thugs did. lucas has the latest for us. well, jacqui, first, over the past month, u.s. forces have been launching near daily air strikes inside yemen the proxy forces the houthis. as jonathan mentioned off the top that s not stopped iran s rebel army from launching against ships, forcing them to sale around africa to get goods to the west and to europe and the administration dealing with the ongoing challenge of ukraine. earlier today vice-president kamala harris speaking alongside of volodymyr zelenskyy saying that russian forces
and lots of questions to answer, so let s get started. we begin this hour with breaking news. the washington post, reporting that house republicans are preparing a controversial plan. if the debt limit is breached. ahead of what s expected to be a major showdown with the white house. plus, talk about uncharted territory. a current and former u.s. president, both under investigation for mishandling classified materials. the difference between the two cases are worlds apart, but could documents found at biden s office complicate the criminal probe into donald trump? and later, why liars lie? is there a science behind embattled congressman, george santos is a mountain of lies, or is gop deception just part of the new normal? all of that and more is coming up. and good saturday morning to you all. i am katie phang. we begin the hour with breaking news. the washington post, reporting that house republicans are preparing a controversial plan if the debt limit is breached. the
further, and then, the power of young voices and speaking out. two activists arrive to discuss the importance of participating in our democracy at any age. the 11th hour, just getting underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again i m stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. we begin this evening with new reporting about former president trump and the way he dealt with sensitive information shortly after he left office. the new york times has new reporting that trump shared apparently classified information about american nuclear submarines with an australian businessman who ppened to be at my mar-a-lago. that s according to people familiar with the matter. it comes after the former president s legal team asked the judge in a classified documents case to postpone that trial until after the election. trump s lawyers are scrambling to delay or throw out completely at least three other cases against him. if legal team is filed motions to dis
team trump to delay and dismiss multiple cases. and the race for the gavel in washington. the house still without a leader, and a potential visitor that could push the chaos even. further than, the power of young voices and speaking out. two activists when you live to discuss the importance of participating in our democracy at any age. the 11th hour, just getting underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again i m stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. we begin this evening with new reporting about former president trump and the way he dealt with sensitive information shortly after he left office. the new york times has new reporting that trump share apparently classified information about american nuclear submarines with an australian businessman who happened to be at my mar-a-lago. that s according to people familiar with the matter. it comes after the former president s legal team asked the judge in a classified documents case to post